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Alexander Furniture
Company
so Sonatina sum
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EARLY.
The French (llove’it
‘ Corset Shop
Next to Beck Haasard's
'41 No. Main 81., So. Nomlk
SPECIALIZIJG IN LADIES
GLOVES; acorns.
OORSETB AND
UNDERWEAR
“See Us First for Values"
LATEST .
PLAYER PIANO
WORD ROLLS
50c
1' STUDWELL PIANO
COMPANY I
68 N. Main St. So. Norwaik
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Little Wonder
Fuel Saver
SAVES 20% to 88 14%
On Your Cost Consumption
SATISFAL'IION .. GUARANTEED
Fitzgerald & Caney
Combustion Engineers
1 i at summer. Phone 2m
Shop Early.
Bit. 3 your Christgas gift proh-
'selve them with quality articles
int right prices.
1 'l'lTeN. E. Ryan Co.
as Washington so.»
South Not-wan:
isms here. and let us help yon‘
.1
curators
“Always Something New"
.} THE SILK snor
pppcdte the Ilahacksnc Hoist
summon-ma
lath-“dive. these easy
H. s. A. A. omhus
Are Nominated
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SEVERALOANDIDAT 8N3
EACH PLAOI— STANT
MANAGERS OIOBEN -— DE-
“MOTORIZEI‘IERIDEN.
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resentatives of the Athletic Asso-
ciation was held. Wednesday aft-
ernoon with Faculty Adviser Fer-
rcl H. Green and they nominated
several candidates for the odices of
the A. A.. for the ensuing year. The
following students were nominated:
Presidents, Knox McGowan. Ernest
Pollard and William Boni: Vice
Presidents. flelen Bentley. Dorothy
Delaney and Doris Pennoyer: socre-
tari Dorothy Candee. Mary Gallk
Virginia Meilens: Treasurers,
Kenneth Bennett, Kenneth Lee and
William Hanslik.
Assistant managers of several
teams were also nominated. The
managers of the tin-Ice “big" tssms
of the school are: Basketball. James
Mead: baseball. Vincent Hayes. 'and
football. Thomas Foley. The‘ assist-
ants will be chosen from this group:
football. Ben Sherwood and Walter
Jackson: basketball. Guernell Gar.
vey and Ben Rogers: baseball.
Joseph Chamberlnnd and Anthony
Maresca.
The elections will be held today
in the respective home-desk rooms
of the school.
The pctures for the clambook of
the sen ore of June 1921 will .be
taken by Msnugian after the Christ-
mas vacation. However, Manugian
annOunced that all those who wish
to have their picture taken for the
boot: before Christma. may do so.
A special rehearsal of the High
\echocl orchestra was held last eve-
ning in the auditorium of the schdol.
Miss Mary McCarthy. supervisor of
music. was in charge of the re-
hearsal and much was accomplish-
ed in rehearsing numbers of the
annual winter music festival.
ton Mitchell is the coach is prepar-
ing for its annual debate with the
Meriden High school. The team to
represent Nora-all: against Meriden
will be composed of girls only and
they will debate a series of three
questions with the upstaters. The
winner of the series will receive a
silver loving cup.
Coach Mitchell has appointed the
‘1‘5
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Hensley debt thmilah
the year if you put
on
o-nnp
F9350 ......
. NOW
This is the famous feed
tintcontalasCodLiver
It's just chock-
choice. clean and
um est’1buildlnsma-
terials. and hens relish
it. 'It’s all feed—every
ouncedoes'real work and
you'llsetmembis-
act email month:
year, if you put them
on this feed right now.
Made» '
wane-room
“FOR SALE 3!”
GUS GREEN
aoonm roan goo.
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aadSsturda
The first meeting of the room rcp- "
I .
The Debating club of which Vin-
can.
VANDERBJLT HOTEL
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In Addition .
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following girls to be the first team:
Consuelo. Dawson. Muriel Caldwell.
Persis Stannard and Florence Vogcl.
The second team will be composed
of Marion Magner. Natalie Ander-
scu.,0ertrude Nesion and Esther
Vogel.
High school visited the local insti-
tute yesterday and observed several
teacher» class. The Darien visit-
ors were r. Young and Mr. Hunt.
The faculty will play their first
basketball game of the season when
they stack up against the regular
team in about two weeks. The reg-
ulars have been cut to a squad of
20 and Coach Bean Is now progress-
ing very rapidly with his work.
The members of the football team
will receive their letters in two
weeks at the regular Wednesday as~
sembly.
A regular meeting of the Normal
school class in music waa held yes-
terday with Miss McCarthy. The
chorus and Glee club also met yes-
tt-rdsy afternoon.
Manager Edgar Raymond. of'the
hockey team. has announced that
he will have a schedule of six games
for his team. -
Letters To '
: The Editor
4'No more colortzd cram! ever gathered for a
sporting event as the one that swooped down on
Goldfield as the day of tho ‘ght eppr ached.
Gambling was wide open.
'l‘wo instructors of the DarlenI
NORWALK. CONN. FRIMY, DECEMBER 3,.1926.
PAGE SEVENTEEN
THE DAYS , _
fEE BEE $11:- no Thom
meson: Donn nut-r counrev
hn ngonts.
Indians. (‘ilillt‘MH (‘Il\\")0)'.'l, mint-rs. prauwctor.»
from the tit-sun l1ill~. Sleek smooth gamblers and
mlltldetlco mcn crowded the bars and gambling
is
"N‘IHM flu- hnnk of one of the larger paint-11‘
for the purpose of noting 11s soothing
syrup to th working class is utterly
useless. ut*iy futllc. it is utterlyI
I
|
the «1.111111uiisi rinos. .\n_\1 politician
thni it'lls us that lit“ uill, if elected.
l1'111 '1':'itlit miminlnier tho uftulrs of
nil T'il1sw‘ .1.- nes and no xnons he lies.
futile been so this would only be
meddling with efforts on] not with
hWhiclgof the two leading politicnl “I.“ \ “Ilium“ in II“, i‘.. \. on
parties would own dare to mention I,I.II I,” «l I) “I,“ on]! to WI. cm 3
“Ch ‘1 MW? 1‘0““ Int tin Totore :TL-tuully voting. "
What is the political stole? it is H111. .11 I1 that in 1921 inn-11. {1.111-
nothing but a force. 51 product or so- 11113111111 gainfully ( nTpirm-d \Turlt1 r:
cicty but nhovc it. It is composed of | inn] Tm tnxnhlt-
iorccs such as the armed mitilios. 511-1111. John 1), 1: (wk. {11 ill‘ pilitl our |
armed police,
This force is wit-Hod by the clues in
power. At present the rupiinIh-l
class.
struggle going on bettvcen capital
nTnl lnbor lmrnust- the interests of
one is op’pcsml to the other, and as
the struggle becomes so intense that
the laboring class is about to devour
the capitalist class. then the politi-
cal state“is brought into not us :1
bumper to ward off the shock. For
references note the alike in l£~ng
land. the ttxtlis strike in [hassle
”'1‘ mlncrs' strlko or any other
strike.
'Iho political state is a tool in the
lmnds of the captains of industry.
They have laws Tumbled in their ln~
toresi. interpreted in their inter-
i 1, r1-Tl I‘“f‘(‘|lii1ti for them. There
is no political party that can repre-
...nt the working «miss and at the
hunters and T-lrrgy.‘
As there is a continuous clans 3
:‘i\ 1,.11i1nn in im'mn‘o i:1.:..
i', 1: H11] corporation puid nearly
111111 - million dollars?
linw is it. timt the census
(li‘L'"T .Shu‘mti iln-
l111.4111'..4t1111tl products to ho $62.-
lr.I
ilwfixifzt (mine ntidt‘ti by inunu-
(...-11.11.». 1.1.13 Stanimuuom antli
“in nurimrn “ilu |'1l‘()llll(‘."d till this.
’tvt..lii1 T'T11\1l\'cd hack in tht‘ form ol'I
\\.'l|'1\'
ilfilT ‘
.\:i this is an indlctnv-nt agnmrt
our 1.1111511111 usinhlishvtl ordt-r. ’l‘llt'i'vI
(1.111 [‘1' no it miimnte justification for .
ill-.1 t\l‘3ii‘nCl' of all tilts \t‘l't‘lchi‘f‘-1
11.-1-.~ Th.» tragedy of tjlr promo?
Eii1111l11111 line not in any illlpt'l‘i1"‘-
lion 111‘ the lilill‘llilii'l‘)’ or tool. but
“1.1 n1111111::l1lp 11nd control. A low
.‘lt‘t‘llllrliht‘ souls, (‘ntiOWt‘d with .1
1.1111 :111'10 of bur‘ness and u let-1'
[112111111’1'111 vision of the future h:1\"1
510.533.400.340, about one .
3r
IEditor. The Evening Sentinel.
South hcrwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir:
it is the desire on my part to ac-
cent the kind invitatmn of Mrs. Hel-
ena Hill Weed to discuss from n
eral information on "Workers in in-
dustry." which is of interest to all.
As the machinery grows ever
more perfect. more automatic and
requires less of human skill and on-
orgy; the more is the labor of mm.
superseded by women. The differ-
ences of age and sex have no longer
any social validity forvthe working
class. They are all instruments oi
labor. more or less expensive to use.
ucco’lng to age and sex.
If a person has a plan to make
the majorv happier. more Prosper-
ous. he is told "You would array
class against class." in reality his
desire is to do away with close
hatred by doing away with its cause,
the bitterness of poverty.
Tho first great social evil is the
lack of family life. As the machln-‘
ery grows ever more perfect. more
and more working mothers are
drawn from their firesidsvand their
0 ildren. forced into the industrial
one. to-compete with their fathers.
husbands and brothers. because their
husbands do not earn enough to
maintain the home and raise their
families in respectable and proper
sanitary surroundings. Tomorrow
morning hundreds of mothers will
leave their babies to join in the
and butter. . We and our siren song
of prosperity turned lTito a testing
mockery when we look at the statis-
tics of child labor. Over a million
of our children are Mercilessly
drafted from the playgrounds to the
industries. so that their youthful
years may be ground .to profile. for
others to 01107 the wealth.
Under the present social system.
to bring about legislative enactment
y Eveningswearehsvtag
Dimer-Dances
in the N18 Robbin Room.
7: eunuch-
worker's point of view a bit 0t gen- ‘
struagie fee a larger piece of, bread,
[43 Washington St.
So. NorTvalk
Telephone 3213
New York
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~1inrnets
55 Main \St.
Norwalk 2'
Telephone 2828
Saturday’s
Specials
Lean Fresh Shoulders. . . . . . . lb. 23c 1
Fresh Pork to Roast..
Fresh Cut Pork Chops . . . . . . . lb. 32c : ;
lean
Pure Pork Chops
as
..lb 30c
ROUND & SlRlOlN STEAK
lb 30c
1'11
.
.PrimeRibRoast 11.. 30c:
Rib Roast (boned and rolled).
I Bread arid Butter Pot
Shoulder Steak . . . . .
mfiuwmd
Shoulde‘rl’ritRoast lb.16c
Beef 11.. Tie
Fresborcornedl’late ........... lb. lilc
....lb.30c
..‘>.. lb.25c'
11.,22.
.....'lb.20c
Roast ..
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mils-Mb...16c
7cm Spring Lamb an Manna Veal
lagsLaIah‘....4.. 33c Shoulder Veal 18c
Lamb..." 22c RumpVeal ..
.48c RibVealeops 30c
,VesiChops 38c
.11 iiBreastVeai..15c
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THE NELSON-GANS FIGHT
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Wood Cowan
of chance that work would have been a bigger
buvrl than K. thing: the coin mail) at Monte Carlo.
There was a wheel of fortune going in every store.
ml shop.
The little mining camp of 2.500 smile found
51111141 1111111 rvprr-scnt ich interest of ridden into power ontho crests of tho
\‘.‘:\\'
N9 of the industrial evolution.
y and theirs have become the
luuinrs oi the ivocini tool \thich by
the cause. Why not try to enact a 111-. .1... 1.. . 1.1mm norm “I” ma“, Ilium lmlnngq to sociv i_1 11.11 n wholT.
law to abolish the wages system. To 11111- 11 mn- I”,W ”1il11T lune 111-001111- our industrial
cure an illness. eradicate the cause il- 1 I“ it.tl1.1t “(I mm". govtrn Iiiloni‘uclm. n1.11 l'Ton llnkT1< drawn
tugo-1ithr by common inurt-st into it
dominating oiignrchy.
Ct!"
3011
’l‘chy mo. br-
se of their immr‘nae ilnnudnl re‘
rces.w1trlding a stronger yon-tr
ithrn our lnn making bodv ut “nah-
lngton.
““0"“! ‘10 report, i [Tower ilehintl the tlilnnn
Private ownership of
11111! tl111 i of life has beconn- a social crime. it
I is blocking the road to progrew. for
, pro
1). t'. 'I‘hT-y constitute the
the Turnns
gross demands the social owner-
ship of tbeJncnns of life. industrial.
total Vulun of I it :ttilililllnit‘rt‘d by ”11' workers. who
Iz'SsuTno control and direction :13
twenty thousand runny-rs on its front door sloop
clamoring for a piano to flop the night before Ibo
tight. The; slept anywhere. A pool table nos 1
luxury. -
(To be mntinucd)
well as opevntion of their industrial! ’l‘lttll' "LES 0!“ "KING"
omit”. liF\J.1\.\ll! lN’i‘RE‘sL
1 rem-“1‘- i 111;er HARBOR. Midi. (m.
““"S ""‘W‘ “"" 1‘ m'l'ho troubles of "King“ i‘n 11":1111111.
JtlSlCi‘ ll “M l"-\‘1“--l'11r1wil. lwnrlcr of the. ll1'1nw 1-1‘ in
-...-. ~-—-*‘ -' \i11, 11nd his "Qut-T'n" \1‘1111 i111 11.- 1
)InSlt-nl Applntm‘. 'mi with the service upon than: it»
\ -———~- :Tluy of foil-ml court lltii'ms
.\ \loilnitu in \\'r~tminist»1 .\i.11:.1.'(‘-1'.'1n1l Rapids. Mich” to show 11.11....
land. Cfllii‘l 11"111111111irlx liuiur, dirm: — \\'lT\ ill"_\' Should not be 11- it] in 101
tor of Station \\ iL-tl Baltimore by iF'l: 1th cl .1 tonrt ordv‘r llimmz tI
ital. plum-- and [i’l) 111 a snlncnon cult propeii) in tl‘tlmnl iTnst.
him :15 :1 mm The 01 uppicmntion '1ch action is bus-xi upon tip :11]
tor illT' l': min pr'mzl 11111.14 lll: l111l but n [rations til: it tho. (1 Hit 111 pl'111i11t; 1111‘:
vaulting. prowrty as s»11«1u1ii) for bond rm-
--..a.-...-._.~.__. Purnr-ii in r111 1111lnnl assault (11.1-1.
gm." 5ch Spoke. ipf'nliil‘n; Swipe-I. hllmI I‘ioiuttud 1111
‘. intent of n worn n‘unr- ion 1.,
rabbi?! >011de idiyfioni n‘tms'o‘ ‘0”). I turnmi in the Grand ltnpids conit
hills ll lTth. —1'(Th “HM” lust 31111111101 on t':0lllllililli oi {m
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Rather than follow the oldexamplc of having if
a sale after the holiday we are going to give our ’9
customers a chance to buy at t
rifice Sale.
Come ill and buy your Xmas giits now, a small
deposit only
Notice our cut prices and compare them wit
others of same quality.
his sale, it will save you many dollars. This
sale Will be advertised today only and sale will
continue until Christmas.1
advantage of this chance to buy a real sacri-
t
fice.
SALE STARTS
his Gigantic Sac-
Don’t tail to see our wiiidows.
necessary to reserve the article.
it
Take advantage oi
Don’t fail to take
SATURDAY... MORNING,’ DEC. 4, 1926 '
Bracelets
Silverware
lvorySets
SUGGESTIONS FOR SUGGESTIONS. FOR 5“
XMAS x ‘ XMAS r
1 Ladies’ Wrist Watches 1 Howard Watches
Diamonds Hamilton
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Walibatn - '
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Men’s Wrist Watches
Cigarette Cases I'
Cameo Brooches 1-
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS . -: -:
The Jewelry Gift Shop
Ngf'l‘ TO POST 0RR!GE
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